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Oh gosh, my heart! Krista was such a beautiful girl and so lucky to have such a wonderful parent. For sure, kitties are my kids too lol

Also, lol, a side note and a frustration I'm sure you all can relate to: man, pet food stores are so dog dominated! At least around here, the cat food options are so small compared to the options available for dogs! I love dogs - as well as all animals - but as a cat mama, I'm so frustrated!!! 😂

Yes - thank you! B-12 shots actually helped give my baby boy with lymphoma better QOL, so I'm certain it would be good for Mr. Peachy. Lymphoma is a hell of a disease - literally my worst nightmare when it comes to my kitty loves. I had 2 kitties pass with it. I will also have to look into...

Thank you! I'm on mobile but the chart looks AMAZING. I'll check it out when I get to my PC. Now it's all about finding food availability here... chicken and fish are the most common protein sources. Ugh. And convincing the family that getting the cats into a routine isn't terrible... lol.

He is not on steroids. I lost a kitty boy to lymphoma earlier this month... I do have some leftover prednisolone from when I was treating him. However if we do go the course obviously I'll need to consult with the vet again. I'll check out the chart. It looks neat! Nowhere near us has the Rawz...

So... the general consensus is that changing all of the cat's routines (3 meals a day/wet food) for Peachy is torturous. Sigh. How do I get anyone in this household to see reason?

Thank you! I have checked it out. I need to find somewhere local for the Rawz food I think, or find a way to order it. It looks good! I've thought about home prepared foods or adding supplements to their meals. I just need to have a talk with her I think since both of our monies contribute to...

And... because I love to brag, here is my handsome son.

...I posted too early. Anyway... A typical episode consists of vomiting 4-8x in the span of two or three hours, yowling, mucus-y stools (with some blood), etc. Horrible to watch and heart wrenching for me to babysit him through. He has been to the vet about 4 months ago where she had done...

Hi all, It's hard to know where to begin. My cat, Peach, (he is between 10-12 yrs, not sure since he was a former stray) has always been a chronic puker and we've been dealing with it for years. This is not normal. Within the past six months, though, he has been having cyclical 'episodes'...